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Tag Archives: Tomatoes
Dead ‘orse
I have been preserving tomatoes this week. Not my tomatoes, my father’s, so I have given this post his name for tomato sauce. My dad always used to call tomato sauce dead horse – I suspect he’s not alone in this, … Continue reading
Growing Tomatoes – Part 4 – Tomato Envy
I ripped out 3 of my tomato plants earlier in the week. The Broad Ripple Currant, the Sweet F1 Hybrid and the Baby Red Pear were all looking pretty much dead, so all came out and I can give that part … Continue reading
January – The Wrap Up
Ahhh January, I miss you already. Well I would do if we weren’t having a nice warm start to Feb, or indeed if Miss 5 wasn’t happily packed off to school, or if January wasn’t synonymous with the gradual death … Continue reading
Chickpea, Chorizo & Tomato Stew
Yesterday was something of a momentous day for me – so much so that I went to bed early and as a result this post is a little late – you see it was my daughters first day at school. I … Continue reading
Growing Tomatoes in Melbourne – Part 3
I do find tomatoes one of the more idiosyncratic crops that I grow. Nothing ever seems simple with tomatoes. If its not the leaves, its the fruit, are they too dry?, are the too wet?, overfed?, underfed? there always seems … Continue reading